Author Topic: Has anyone read this chart? (Read 717 times)

Stephen Francis · « **on:** October 08, 2011, 05:40:26 PM »

Chart Comparing Conciliar Popes With Wicked High Priests

I have to admit that I am not as familiar with the story of the Maccabees as I should be; being raised Prot (and fundamentalist Prot at that), we never read the so-called 'Apocrypha'. I used to have a Douay-Rheims Bible, but I sold it some years ago. I am just now, as I am coming to Tradition and the Church, getting to know these facts.

This information, if it is even CLOSE to accurate, could be one of the nails in the Novus Ordo's not-arriving-a-moment-too-soon coffin.

Your thoughts?

Gregory I · « **Reply #1 on:** October 09, 2011, 12:24:19 AM »

Makes a lot of sense. But where's Benny in these parallels?

LordPhan · « **Reply #2 on:** October 09, 2011, 12:41:36 AM »

I don't have time to go over what you're talking about but I'll provide you with a couple of things.

Firstly, it is Deuterocanonical to Catholics.

And here is a DRB for you with commentary, I recommend buying a hardcopy of this Bible.

http://haydock1859.tripod.com/

http://www.veritasbible.com/commentary/haydock

This is the Haydock, a DRB with lots of commentary, both links are the same book but different format.

Stephen Francis · « **Reply #3 on:** October 09, 2011, 08:05:04 AM »

@LordPhan:

I used the term 'Apocrypha' because that is what we called it when I was in the Prot movement. I know what Catholics call those books and meant no disrespect.

Thank you for the links to the DRB on line; I have seen those sites before and am endeavoring to make time to study these things carefully.

@Gregory I:

I don't believe the Biblical story ends neatly with High Priest #5 suddenly being 100% good-guy, and I don't think that Benny's period of ascendancy is necessarily all that important. Remember that there's at least one place in the narrative where one High Priest dies and his associates try to run things for a while until someone else comes along. I have a feeling that Benny may just be Wojtyla's place-holder.

Either way, the parallels are striking when it comes to the perversion of true worship; I certainly don't believe the numbers and titles of the PEOPLE in the narrative matter as much as what HAPPENED to the worship of the Church when the heretics brought in their perversions.

St. Anthony of Padua, hammer of heretics, terror of Hell, pray for us.

St. Clare of Assisi, lover of Christ in the Eucharist, pray for us.

Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on us.

Gregory I · « **Reply #4 on:** October 09, 2011, 08:47:31 PM »

Quote from: Stephen Francis

@LordPhan:

I used the term 'Apocrypha' because that is what we called it when I was in the Prot movement. I know what Catholics call those books and meant no disrespect.

Thank you for the links to the DRB on line; I have seen those sites before and am endeavoring to make time to study these things carefully.

@Gregory I:

I don't believe the Biblical story ends neatly with High Priest #5 suddenly being 100% good-guy, and I don't think that Benny's period of ascendancy is necessarily all that important. Remember that there's at least one place in the narrative where one High Priest dies and his associates try to run things for a while until someone else comes along. I have a feeling that Benny may just be Wojtyla's place-holder.

Either way, the parallels are striking when it comes to the perversion of true worship; I certainly don't believe the numbers and titles of the PEOPLE in the narrative matter as much as what HAPPENED to the worship of the Church when the heretics brought in their perversions.

St. Anthony of Padua, hammer of heretics, terror of Hell, pray for us.

St. Clare of Assisi, lover of Christ in the Eucharist, pray for us.

Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on us.

I completely agree. I mean, what else Could Christ MEAN when he said what he said?

Too many parallels.